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Hazard lights/alarm lights
« on: 11 March 2007, 13:33:35 »

I bought a 99 Elite Estate on Friday and the fella I bought it off was very honest and told me that the hazard lights go off on there own when the alarm is set and the car has been standing. The car is now at Timbuks and has been standing since Friday night and Timbuk has confirmed that the hazard lights do flash every now and again and this morning the battery is flat which we are putting down to the hazard lights. So the question is what is causing the problem.

  
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #1 on: 11 March 2007, 14:50:23 »

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I bought a 99 Elite Estate on Friday and the fella I bought it off was very honest and told me that the hazard lights go off on there own when the alarm is set and the car has been standing. The car is now at Timbuks and has been standing since Friday night and Timbuk has confirmed that the hazard lights do flash every now and again and this morning the battery is flat which we are putting down to the hazard lights. So the question is what is causing the problem.

  
Alarm going off, only he has disconnected sounder to shut it up ;)

So bonnet switch first ;)
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #2 on: 11 March 2007, 17:45:05 »

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I bought a 99 Elite Estate on Friday and the fella I bought it off was very honest and told me that the hazard lights go off on there own when the alarm is set and the car has been standing. The car is now at Timbuks and has been standing since Friday night and Timbuk has confirmed that the hazard lights do flash every now and again and this morning the battery is flat which we are putting down to the hazard lights. So the question is what is causing the problem.

  
Alarm going off, only he has disconnected sounder to shut it up ;)

So bonnet switch first ;)
Cheers Jaime

Could it not be the sounder back up battery?
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« Reply #3 on: 11 March 2007, 18:03:34 »

Not sure if the hazard warning lights flash when the power sounder is activated. Can you remember if the car horn was working, Pete? If not, then Jaime's theory sounds good.
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #4 on: 11 March 2007, 18:12:42 »

Thats something I didn't try Steve but will ask Doug to have a go when he gets home :y
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #5 on: 11 March 2007, 20:53:15 »

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Not sure if the hazard warning lights flash when the power sounder is activated. Can you remember if the car horn was working, Pete? If not, then Jaime's theory sounds good.
The alarm horn and main horn are 2 seperate entities.... ;)
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #6 on: 11 March 2007, 20:53:49 »

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I bought a 99 Elite Estate on Friday and the fella I bought it off was very honest and told me that the hazard lights go off on there own when the alarm is set and the car has been standing. The car is now at Timbuks and has been standing since Friday night and Timbuk has confirmed that the hazard lights do flash every now and again and this morning the battery is flat which we are putting down to the hazard lights. So the question is what is causing the problem.

  
Alarm going off, only he has disconnected sounder to shut it up ;)

So bonnet switch first ;)
Cheers Jaime

Could it not be the sounder back up battery?
I suspect the alarm horn and the power sounder have been disconnected...
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #7 on: 11 March 2007, 20:59:26 »

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Could it not be the sounder back up battery?

Nope, the main battery should power the horns until it goes dead, that's when the back up battery comes in, only when the main power fails, either by charge running down or by disconnection (tampering).
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #8 on: 11 March 2007, 21:41:55 »

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Not sure if the hazard warning lights flash when the power sounder is activated. Can you remember if the car horn was working, Pete? If not, then Jaime's theory sounds good.
The alarm horn and main horn are 2 seperate entities.... ;)

So Jaime, there are three horns including the power sounder?
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #9 on: 11 March 2007, 21:45:49 »

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Not sure if the hazard warning lights flash when the power sounder is activated. Can you remember if the car horn was working, Pete? If not, then Jaime's theory sounds good.
The alarm horn and main horn are 2 seperate entities.... ;)

So Jaime, there are three horns including the power sounder?
4, as the main horn is 2 ;)
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #10 on: 11 March 2007, 21:55:14 »

4 Horns! Wow! Wait till I tell the wife ;D
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Re: Hazard lights/alarm lights
« Reply #11 on: 12 March 2007, 00:01:48 »

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I bought a 99 Elite Estate on Friday and the fella I bought it off was very honest and told me that the hazard lights go off on there own when the alarm is set and the car has been standing. The car is now at Timbuks and has been standing since Friday night and Timbuk has confirmed that the hazard lights do flash every now and again and this morning the battery is flat which we are putting down to the hazard lights. So the question is what is causing the problem.

  
Mine did the same ONLY when the main battery was almost dead. Hazards just about flashed but no sound.  Also the anti theft alarm system indicator button was flashing. "Well thats how the manual describes it". Hope this is of some help.
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